Why can't Xiamen be a first-tier city?

Why can't Xiamen be a first-tier city?

A first-tier city refers to a metropolis that plays an important role in national political, economic and other social activities and has the ability to lead and radiate. Mainly reflected in the level of urban development, comprehensive economic strength, radiation-driven ability, talent attraction, information exchange ability, international competitiveness, scientific and technological innovation ability, traffic accessibility and so on. First-tier cities play a leading role in national social activities such as production, service, finance, innovation, circulation and comprehensive business index. First-tier cities in Chinese mainland generally refer to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

Therefore, Xiamen cannot return to work, and it is a first-tier city.

Which city does Xiamen belong to? Which cities does Xiamen belong to?

Xiamen is a second-tier city.

Is Xiamen a first-tier city?

It is said that it is.

The title of "first-tier city" seems to have nothing to do with Xiamen. However, the latest issue of China Business Weekly recently published the list of cities in China, and made a new classification for 400 cities in China. Among them, Xiamen and Fuzhou in Fujian Province were selected as first-tier cities, and Quanzhou ranked as second-tier cities.

"Xiamen is also a first-tier city?" For Xiamen to become a "new first-line" city, some citizens shouted "pride", and many citizens found it incredible. Some citizens joked: "When will our income be the' first echelon'?"

The ranking of cities was initiated by CBN Weekly. By ranking the comprehensive business index of 400 cities from low to high, the lower the index, the higher the ranking. Finally, the comprehensive business index ranking of 400 cities is obtained. Based on this ranking, 400 cities are completely graded. Chengdu, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Wuhan, Tianjin, Xi, Chongqing, Qingdao, Shenyang, Changsha, Dalian, Xiamen, Wuxi, Fuzhou, Jinan and other 15 cities have become "new first-line" cities.

These "new first-tier" cities, that is, municipalities directly under the central government, have a solid economic foundation, a huge middle class population and considerable political resources; Or a regional central city, which has radiation ability to many surrounding provinces, rich educational resources, profound cultural accumulation and convenient transportation; Or the economically developed provincial capital cities and coastal open cities in the eastern region, with good economic foundation, convenient transportation and unique urban charm. Xiamen has several conditions, except that it is not a municipality directly under the central government.

In addition to "new first-tier" cities, this ranking also lists 36 second-tier cities, 73 third-tier cities, 76 fourth-tier cities and 200 fifth-tier cities. Quanzhou, Fujian was selected as a second-tier city, Zhangzhou, Longyan and Jinjiang as third-tier cities, Putian, Nanping, Ningde and Sanming as fourth-tier cities, and Longhai, Nan 'an, Yong 'an, Fuqing, Minhou and Hui 'an as fifth-tier cities.

Xiamen Rong ranks among the "new first-line" cities.

So, what is the standard for scoring 400 cities this time? It is understood that this ranking does not consider the comprehensive strength of the city, nor does it just look at the GDP ranking. It is based on the entry density of first-line brands, the number of first-line brands, GDP, per capita income, the number of 265,438+065,438+0 universities, the number of Fortune 500 companies, the ranking of key strategic cities of large companies, airport throughput, the number of embassies and consulates, and the number of international routes.

According to CBN Weekly, nine months ago, the magazine selected 285 large companies from the Fortune 500 companies and China 100 companies to investigate their regional layout in China, their future strategic key areas and their understanding of China's future growth. The magazine also investigated the distribution of 140 first-line brands in banks, real estate, automobiles, luxury goods, retail chains, hotels, fast fashion and other fields in cities across the country, and investigated the number of cities they entered and the number of stores they opened. More than 1000 young company people from traditional first-tier cities such as Beishangguang were also investigated, and other cities where they are willing to work and settle down outside their current workplaces were investigated.

This ranking not only considers GDP.

For this time, Xiamen was selected as a first-tier city, some citizens shouted "pride", but more citizens were puzzled: Can Xiamen's GDP also enter the first-tier cities? Some citizens joked: "When will our income be' first line'?"

"Xiamen's housing prices have to catch up with first-tier cities, but the income can't keep up with the CPI growth rate." The citizen "Lele" said that for him, the biggest concern is whether working in Xiamen can get the same income as traditional first-tier cities such as Beishangguang. "If the income can't keep up, this first-tier city is also very virtual."

It is also known that Zhaopin's latest "20 13 White-collar Satisfaction Survey Report" shows that among the 28 major cities in China, Xiamen's white-collar salary satisfaction is the second lowest.

Citizen: Income can't keep up with Beishangguang.

What is a first-tier city?

A first-tier city refers to a metropolis that plays an important role in national political, economic and other social activities and has the ability to lead and radiate. Mainly reflected in the level of urban development, comprehensive economic strength, radiation-driven ability, attraction to talents, information exchange ability, international competitiveness, scientific and technological innovation ability, traffic accessibility and so on. In the past, China's first tier cities was usually considered as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. ...

Is Xiamen a municipality directly under the central government?

Hello, according to your question, Xiamen is not a municipality directly under the central government at present, and its current administrative level is:

Xiamen is a city under separate state planning, a sub-provincial city and a sub-provincial administrative level. 20 13 media reports were selected as new "first-tier cities".

Sub-provincial cities are one of the administrative regions of People's Republic of China (PRC), which are under the jurisdiction of provincial administrative regions. The secretary of the municipal party committee, the director of the municipal people's congress, the mayor and the chairman of the CPPCC in sub-provincial cities are all cadres at the deputy ministerial level; the municipal departments and municipal districts are deputy departmental levels (such as Xi Municipal Finance Bureau and Xi Chang 'an District); and the municipal departments and municipal districts have offices at the main departmental level.

Cities under separate state planning enjoy provincial economic management licenses.

The contents of cities under separate state planning mainly include industrial and agricultural production, transportation, post and telecommunications, investment in fixed assets, purchase and sale of major commodities, distribution and allocation of energy and major materials, foreign trade import and export, local fixed foreign exchange, labor wages, finance and credit, science and technology and various social development plan indicators.

The revenue and expenditure of cities under separate state planning are directly linked to the central government, and the central finance and local finance are divided into two parts, which need not be turned over to provincial finance.

I hope the above information can help you. If you agree, please adopt it. Thank you!

What line city is Xiamen in China? Five points.

Xiamen is a second-tier city.

According to 1 political status 2 economic strength 3 city size 4 regional radiation

First-tier cities are strong first-tier cities, Beijing and Shanghai (a political and cultural center and an economic center, which is uncontroversial), Guangzhou and Shenzhen (the strength of South Guangdong is equal and recognized as a first-tier city) are quasi-first-tier, and Tianjin (originally a strong second-tier city, the state has attached great importance to it and developed rapidly in recent years, and entered the quasi-first-tier).

Second-tier cities are strong in second-tier cities: Nanjing, Wuhan, Shenyang, Xi 'an, Chengdu (both regional central cities), Chongqing (municipality directly under the Central Government), Hangzhou (economically developed sub-provincial), Qingdao, Dalian, Ningbo (three cities with separate economic development plans), Jinan, Harbin and Changchun (the other three sub-provincial cities), Xiamen (cities with separate plans, The scale is small, so it can only be in the second line) Zhengzhou Changsha Fuzhou (three non-sub-provincial capital cities with good economic development) Urumqi Kunming (the frontier international city of national key development) Lanzhou (the northwest heavy industry city, * * *) Suzhou Wuxi (the two most developed non-provincial capital cities) The second line is weak Nanchang Guiyang Nanning Hefei Taiyuan Shijiazhuang Hohhot (seven provincial capital cities with equal strength) Quasi-second line Foshan Dongguan (two cities with strong manufacturing economy) Tangshan (a heavy industry city around the Bohai Sea)

Third-tier cities are strong in third-tier cities Yinchuan Xining Haikou Luoyang Nantong Changzhou Weifang Zibo Shaoxing Taizhou Daqing Anshan Zhongshan Shantou Jilin Liuzhou Third Line * * * Baoding Handan Qinhuangdao Cangzhou Ordos Dongying Weihai Jining Linyi Dezhou Binzhou Taian Huzhou Jiaxing Jinhua Taizhou Zhenjiang Yancheng Huizhou Zhanjiang Jiangmen Maoming Zhuzhou Baoji Yichang Kaifeng Pingdingshan Ganzhou Wuhu Mianyang Qiqihar Mudanjiang Fushun Third Line Weak Benxi Dandong Jinzhou Yingkou Xingtai Langfang Datong Yulin Yan 'an Tianshui Karamay Kashi Shihezi Nanyang Anyang Jiaochang Xinxiang Rizhao Bengbu Huainan Maanshan Lianyungang Huai 'an Lishui Quzhou Anqing Jingdezhen Xinyu Xiangtan Zhangzhou Qingyuan Jieyang Meizhou Zhaoqing Yulin Beihai Deyang Zunyi Dali

Fourth-tier cities: all other cities

What line city is Xiamen?

It can be said to be level I or level II, because Xiamen is not a provincial capital city, but a sub-provincial city, so it can be called level I or level II!

Why can't Xiamen rank among the first-tier cities?

As one of the special economic zones of reform and opening up, Xiamen's development has not played a positive role. The speed of economic take-off is not as fast as that of Shanghai and Shenzhen, which is equivalent to the level of the SAR.

It was designated as a special zone in the reform and opening up. Personally, I think it has its use value in political, economic and cultural fields. In 1970s and 1980s, Xiamen had a restraining effect on Taiwan policy at that time. Therefore, in the sense of being designated as a special zone, the focus is on politics. I hope to develop the economy with the conditions of the port. But there is no large-scale pillar industrial chain in southern Fujian. So the development speed is relatively slow. Logistics has just started in recent years.

Shenzhen can be said to be the leader in China's logistics industry. Economically, it has developed above Xiamen, and all levels belong to the upper level.

Xiamen, a leading city with tourism as its driving force, can be said that its development in all aspects is relatively slow.

What cities are there in Xiamen?

Xiamen, Fujian can be considered as a second-tier city at most, which is better than a third-tier city.

Which cities does Xiamen belong to?

Second-tier cities and first-tier cities generally refer to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.